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Wimbledon 2016: Raonic vs Murray
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12:29 PM EDT, Sun July 10, 2016
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Andy Murray defeated Milos Raonic to win the 2016 Wimbledon title after a 6-4 7-6 7-6 victory on Centre Court.
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Murray, the 2013 final champion, started as favorite with the Canadian playing in his first grand slam final.
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The Royal Box was full of famous faces with Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, both in attendance.
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Acting duo Benedict Cumberbatch and Bradley Cooper were both taking in the game and had a quick chat ahead of the action.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron took his mother Mary to see if Murray could secure a second Wimbledon title.
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Raonic defeated Roger Federer in the semifinal and looked confident in the opening stages of the match.
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No.2 seed Murray made the first break of the contest and took the first set 6-4.
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Hundreds of fans watched the action on the big screen on Murray Mound.
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The fans got behind the home favorite as Murray continued to dominate the second set.
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Raonic was coming under intense pressure on his own serve but held under a barrage of pressure to take a 5-4 lead in the second set.
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But it was Murray who held his nerve in the second set tiebreak to win it 7-3 and move to within touching distance of the title.
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Leading by two sets to love, Murray opened the third set needing just one more to secure the title.
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Raonic's frustration was evident after failing to convert two break points in the fifth game of the third set.
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Both players refused to yield with the third set going into a tiebreak.
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And once again it was Murray who prevailed, winning 7-2 in the tiebreak to wrap up victory in straight sets.
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Murray celebrated his second title win as Centre Court went mad for the British No.1.
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Murray lifted the famous trophy -- his third grand slam title.
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Murray has now been in 11 grand slam finals but this was the first where he didn't play either Novak Djokovic or Roger Federer. "This the most important tournament for me every year," he said in his on-court interview.